We spent the morning completing our schoolwork so Mum can post it off after lunch. While she went into nearby Dongara to do that we went fishing from the fishing platform along the marina breakwall. It was great fun and we caught lots of small snapper, tarwhine and tailor which were returned. Mum arrived to help and we headed back to the caravan park with plenty of herring and whiting.

Time to leave Point Louise as camping is only allowed for 48 hours. With the ANZAC long weekend coming up we have booked into the Big4 at Port Denison which is right on the beach, although when we arrived we found the beach to be a rockwall with waves crashing on to it. Fortunately good swimming beaches are nearby. A big harbour full of fishing boats reminds us we are at yet another crayfishing capitol of Australia!

Our campsite at Point Louise is only 20 metres from the beach - we moved a few metres to a better site this morning and Fraser and I enjoyed a ride in the caravan. After lunch we kayaked around the bay and did some snorkelling while Dad went fishing. The camp shower was cool but it was good to enjoy a bush camp again.

Leaving Ledge Point we travelled north to the Pinnacles in Nambung National Park. There were many pinnacles to see and even more flies. The visitor centre was good (no flies) and we walked around the desert landscape for about an hour. We then travelled north through Cervantes and Jurien Bay to a campsite at Point Louise just north of Green Head.

WA school holidays are over and all of a sudden we seem to be on our own. It's amazing to have an almost empty caravan park, but unfortunately local shops are also shut. After lunch we went to the beach for a paddle and some fishing with plenty of herring and some more whiting caught.